V1 Tool & Tech Organizer Work Mat (TPU Insert) by Speedy 3d

Speedy 3d

Tools>Organizers

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill

Designer

12.9 h

2 plates

4.9(88)

25% Taller, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, No ironing

11.4 h

2 plates

4.8(24)

TPU Insert best quality (slower)

1.5 h

1 plate

5.0(3)

0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 40% infill

15.7 h

2 plates

5.0(1)

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Description

This is an excellent way to organize parts, screws, and tools. It can be printed thicker as it is used for craft and takedowns. You may insert the new tray design for contrast of color and a replaceable work surface. Print this surface so the PEI steel texture shows!

Comment & Rating (238)

@3DFilmParts

The tray inlay can be printed in Bambu TPU at a .5mm thickness on the Z axis (untick uniform scale). Love this model, my fedback would be to increase the hight of the tool holders globally by 25% more. Thanks!

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Hey, that texture on your build plate looks so awesome and I’m glad you found a way to do it in TPU because I failed when I tried. I hope it brings you lots of organization and space to work on.

@Speedy3d

If you have made a better version of my original file, please feel free to upload a new profile to help future makers.

@thebookprinter

can you upload the profile for this?

@Just_Ed

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Stock settings. Petg and TPU. Came out great! My kid will love it, thanks for your work on creating it!

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The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Wow, this is why I love 3D printing so much it can be color customized so easily. I hope you will get good usage out of it and thanks for the amazing picture. If you think you have a good profile for this organizer, make sure to post it and Happy Printing!

@sunny6

Beautiful design. Thank you for sharing! I have uploaded my profile for this with the following changes. I scaled it up on the Z axis by 25% as recommended in some comments here. The tallest container is now 92mm tall. It seems to hold my tools securely. I have also turned off ironing as it greatly increased the print times and personally, it didn't make a difference in the surface quality. The tray is covered by the mat anyway and the mat's top surface is printed against the plate, so ironing didn't seem necessary. I used PLA for my mat for now. I only have black TPU currently and I think something lighter would be better for visibility. Again, I appreciate your great design! Thank you!

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Wow, that looks so amazing and thank you for the picture and taking time to upload that profile. Happy Printing!

@victorray

Really fantastic. This is my largest print so far and I did it in PETG in my x1c. took about 9 hours and came out near perfect. only minor issue I had was that that this print is so large that it will cover the extrusion calibration lines that get printed so you may want to turn off flow calibration to avoid that. thickness is great and was really fun to watch print. I did gyroidal infill 15%. highly recommend this you will certainly find a use for it!

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Thanks, By the way I have just uploaded an insert trey like in the pictures

@victorray

Replying to @Speedy3d :

great I was wondering about that part. I will certainly give it a print. what material do you recommend for it? tpu?

@Speedy3d

No, I do A simple PLA but I got this Idea the other day. What if he took a little thing of silicone pour and just poured a little bit in the main section of the work mat and then hard in there and then you had a silicone mat?

@DEasthomer

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill

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The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Well, that’s not good. I haven’t seen this problem yet with anyone, but it could’ve been gluing the bed or that filament but if you’d like you could print it in a different color sorry didn’t work out for you. Happy Printing

@sunny6

Mine didn't warp or lift off the bed, but the top surface of my tray looked exactly like that. Rough and dull in a big patch, almost like it was burned or something. I used Elegoo Rapid PLA+ and never had a surface look like that. I was guessing it was due to ironing? I turned ironing off for my profile.

@DEasthomer

Replying to @sunny6 :

Maybe the ironing is too fast, could also be a too low flow rate or a worn nozzle.

@mryoumans

any chance of a 2 layer version of the mat?

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Are you meaning you want the insert part or you Have already printed the insert, but you want it thicker

@mryoumans

Replying to @Speedy3d :

i’ve tried twice in pla and abs and i get splitting between lines. i feel like a cross diagonal second layer would really do the trick.

@Speedy3d

Replying to @mryoumans :

i’m sorry I don’t exactly know what you mean, but I really would like to get this issue resolved to make it easier. Try uploading a picture to or you have to explain it to me different. You’re probably saying it fine but I’m not extremely experienced with 3-D printing. thanks for your time and consideration!

@alirslinger

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Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill

it’s cool. the ironing was really strange. Trusted the process and overall - it came out perfect. Printed on x1c with relatively new overture transparent tpu & 4 year old black pla +.

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

hey, that's awesome and, thanks for that picture. If you any more specific feedback about it I would love to know.

@alirslinger

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Replying to @Speedy3d :

Additional feedback? Maybe nubs (workstation) and nub negatives (tpu mat) to keep everything from moving instead of all that ironing. 🤷🏻‍♂️ I have no idea what I’m talking about - it’s just a long print. Idea is time related. Worth it for me though - I like it allot.

@RH_Design

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Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill

really useful helper. Came out Nice!

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Thanks for the great feedback and nice picture. I hope you enjoy it for a long time and I do have a version two out with taller design compartments and more useful spaces with the bigger build volume for working on crafts. If you’re interested it’s linked in the description of the version one

@mopedimus

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill

I love this print. The base does take advantage of the entire print area of the plate, without needing to disable the cutter.

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

I’m not a big fan of the exclusion zone but I’m glad I found a way around it

@user_2319244112

Really like it. I'll probably print a couple more for different work stations. I do wish I went for the 25% larger option as others have said, but the original is still fine to use. I optimized the print to make printing the body in PLA faster and and combined it with the TPU version of the mat. I used Bambu Silk Ice Blue and TPU 95A White on a P1S with a textured PEI Plate. Thanks for the upload, will get lots of use!

The designer has replied

@Speedy3d

Hey, that’s awesome man. I’m so glad to See other peoples profiles I hope it works great for everyone and thanks for the donation. I’m currently working on a version three organizer I personally think it’s a lot better but it should be out in a week